Bridge of Allan

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In victorian days the town was developed as a spa resort. Today it is mostly residential in feel but is still used as a holiday and touring centre for the glens and hills of central Scotland. The Wallace Monument Tower at 220 feet lies 2 miles to the south east and commemorates the long struggle of Sir William Wallace (of braveheart fame) to gain independence for Scotland in the 14th century. It is a landmark visible for miles around.... < more >





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